Don't let the nightmarish black tangle of the black ink squid spaghetti turn you off—the noodles are dyed in the stuff of sea gods and tossed in chewy octopus confit, basil and fiery hot chili pepper. Read more.
Brunch is delish. Love the polenta with eggs.
Be prepared to queue up for a table: al di là is one of the most popular spots on Park Slope’s restaurant-packed Fifth Avenue. Chef Anna Klinger's fresh take on Italian fare is worth the wait. Read more.
This remains one of the nicest spots in the hood. Try the duck confit salad or one of the prix fixe menus. The covered outdoor space adds to the seating.
OMG you must order the yogurt fried chicken with truffle macaroni and cheese Yum!!!
Try the cookie dough egg roll for dessert. So good.
Try the Hamburger with French Fries - Cooked perfectly medium-rare. Tasty with shallot confit on onion brioche. Fries were perfect.
Cute quiet nice spot with some awesome burgers.
Seven words: white chocolate and sweet pea creme brulee. Plus 11 bucks gets you a great burger with fries, a small salad and a beer at Alchemy. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food Read more.
Got norvegese (poached egg and cured salmon), and gnocchi (with shrimp and kale). Sooo good!
eat. drink. be happy.
Love love love Provini. Off the beaten path, for Park Slope. The Homemade cheesecake will slay you. I've spent too many hours on the patio with too many bottles of wine, but that's okay.
Pork sandwich, oh yes, so good. The Meatball dish was a really nice surprise too.
This little gem in the heart of Park Slope is one of the best wine bars in any of the boroughs. Be sure to check out the specialty cocktail list, which changes seasonally. Read more.
Great casual Vietnamese restaurant in Brooklyn. The food is current and tasty and service is friendly.
Check out the bathroom, where you can witness the distant creation of the universe while you wash up.
With an expanded new menu, this Vietnamese joint in Brooklyn has caught our attention. Try the sizzling and sprout-driven ban xeo crêpes heaped with fresh herbs. Read more.
Get the duck confit.
Great atmosphere and the crispy pork belly, sliders, and crab cakes were heavenly. Friendly staff and Miguel is the bomb of a waiter! Will be back.
They have a great selection of cheap and good bottles of wine. It's a better deal than buying by the glass. Also, amazing bread and I highly recommend the tilefish, if it's on the menu.
well worth the wait for brunch! the bread basket was awesome as are all the food. Outstanding!
I've never had a meal that was less than outstanding. Local/seasonal everything, $29 3-course market menu is a steal.
it's all about the key lime pie topping! bonus: all organic and whole milk version option for optimal creaminess;)
Try the Key Lime Pie soft-serve flavor. Dressed up with crumbled graham crackers, it’s good enough to compete with any ice-cream sundae in town. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Fresh frozen yogurt way, way better than Pinkberry.
Good friends married here. Good atmosphere. Lovee it !
They filmed scenes for Boardwalk Empire here. You can recognize the building & windows in episode 1.
Its a landmark but also a spot in Boardwalk Empire, pass by and you may get a cameo role
Pork chop with apricot marmalade and kale is Awesome!
You can order half banana-walnut/chocolate chip bread pudding if you can't decide which one you want!
Try a Hot Toddy made with high-grade whiskey, cloves and lemon paired with their divine bread pudding.
The back garden is really nice! They did a great job with this place!
Sit at the wood-topped bar to watch co-owner Regina Christiansen mix drinks like the classic Blood & Sand, or abscond to one of the smaller tables along the wall for a quiet conversation. Read more.
As my friend John said, this place is classy as shit.
You can never go wrong with the soups here. They are always sublime. Also try the smoked chocolate ice cream if they have it!
The Hangtown Fry consists of eggs, Vermont cheddar, bacon and tempura-fried oysters. That's right. Oysters. Breakfast re-imagined. Recognize.
No bloody mary's before noon on Sundays. Booooo
Great place for a group dinner! Try the spinach gnocchi.
One of the better Brooklyn brunch spots, and at $18.95 for all-you-can-drink including an entree, it's less expensive than most Manhattan alternatives. We love the Eggs Benedict here.
If you're here for dinner, you can ask to be seated in the wine cellar downstairs. !!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA